WALKING POINT, watching on the wall, or being out in front of a new trend means you’re an easy target for snipers. Our guest tonight is getting used to catching flak for his career choices.
Joseph Farah, founder and CEO of WorldNetDaily, joined us at the Prophecy Summit at Pikes Peak to discuss why he chose to leave the traditional newspaper business for the Internet, why he decided to move from publishing news to books, and his new ventures in online television and independent movie production.
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Some time in the 90s, one of the Editors of the NYT said that all or almost all of the editorial staff were gay. His name was Richard ???
It didn’t get much play because I suppose everyone in the media loop in NY already knew that.
I don’t think it matters except when discussing, reporting or editorializing about LGBT issues, they never ‘come out’ with full disclosure about their personal interest in the gay lifestyle.